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George Lomelar
Known today for a single surviving credit on Project Gutenberg, this elusive writer is linked to the French one-act play C'est la loi!, a social drama about law, class, and family. Very little biographical information appears to have survived, which gives the name an air of literary mystery.
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C'est la loi!
by Max Du Veuzit, George Lomelar
About the author
George Lomelar is an obscure author whose name is primarily preserved through digital library records. Project Gutenberg lists works under his name and credits him, with Max Du Veuzit, for C'est la loi!, a short French social drama.
Because reliable biographical sources are scarce, it is hard to say much with confidence about Lomelar's life beyond that authorship credit. The surviving record suggests a writer associated with early modern French-language dramatic fiction, but basic details such as dates, nationality, and broader career are not readily confirmed from the sources available.
For readers, that rarity can be part of the appeal: Lomelar represents the many once-published writers whose work outlived the facts of their lives. C'est la loi! remains the clearest doorway into his voice and themes.